Shaastrotsav 2.0 by the Centre for Shaastric Studies and Research in Law at Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur [March 28-30; Prizes of Rs. 53k]: Register by March 11

Shaastrotsav 2.0 by the Centre for Shaastric Studies and Research in Law at Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur [March 28-30; Prizes of Rs. 53k]: Register by March 11

About the University Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur (MNLU, Nagpur) was established by the Government of Maharashtra through an enactment known as the Maharashtra National Law University Act (Maharashtra Act No. VI of 2014). Hon’ble Shri Justice Bhushan R. Gavai, Judge, Supreme Court of India, is the University’s first Chancellor. Read more

Karnataka High Court: The defendant in a lawsuit cannot apply for the return of the plaint due to a lack of territorial jurisdiction, as per Order 7, Rule 10 of CPC.

Karnataka High Court: The defendant in a lawsuit cannot apply for the return of the plaint due to a lack of territorial jurisdiction, as per Order 7, Rule 10 of CPC.

The Karnataka High Court through Justice Suraj Govindaraj clarified that only the plaintiff, not the defendant, can file an application under Order 7 Rule 10 (Return of plaint) of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC) in a suit. The respondents initiated a suit in front of the Principal District and Sessions Read more

Supreme Court : The Court says defects In Election Petition Curable, Not  Fatal. It also upholds the maintainability of M Swaraj of the CPI(M)'s  election petition against K Babu of the Congress. 

Supreme Court : The Court says defects In Election Petition Curable, Not  Fatal. It also upholds the maintainability of M Swaraj of the CPI(M)’s  election petition against K Babu of the Congress. 

In the case of Congress MLA K Babu’s 2021 election to the Kerala legislative  assembly from the Thrippunithura constituency, Communist Party of India  (Marxist) leader M Swaraj filed an election petition against the latter. On Monday,  the Supreme Court affirmed the petition’s maintainability. According to the  Supreme Court, defects in Read more

Calcutta High Court : It is against Article 21 to fill in the gaps in the  prosecution’s case by requesting the accused’s DNA profile after the  investigation is finished. 

The Circuit bench of Hon’ble Calcutta High Court at Port Blair determined that  using Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) Section 53A, which allows a medical  professional to question a person accused of rape, to close gaps in the prosecution’s  case would violate Article 21 of the Constitution.   Justice Moushumi Bhattacharya held Read more